Samsung NQ50J9530BS manual

Combi MW O Built -in O v en User manual NQ50J9530 Please be advised that the Samsung warr anty does NOT cov er service calls to explain produc t operation, corr ect improper installation, or perf orm normal cleaning or maintenance. NQ50J9530BS_EU_DE68-04354B-00_EN.indd 1 2015-02-05  6:50:29[...]

2 English Contents Cont ents Using this manual 4 The follo wing symbols are used in this User Manual: 4 Safe ty instructions 5 Important saf ety instructions 5 Correct Dispo sal of This Product (W aste Electrical & Electr onic Equipment) 13 Installation & wiring ins tructions 14 Wiring instructions 14 Installation 16 What’s included 16 In[...]

English 3 Contents Cooking Smart 49 Aut o cooking 49 Manual cooking 56 Quick & Easy 69 T roubleshooting 70 Checkpoints 70 Information c odes 77 T echnical specications 78 NQ50J9530BS_EU_DE68-04354B-00_EN.indd 3 2015-02-05  6:50:30[...]

4 English Using this manual Using this manual Y ou have jus t purchased a SAMSUNG micro wave o ven. Y our Owner’s Instructions c ontains valuable inf ormation on cooking with your micr owav e oven: • Safe ty precautions • Suitable acc essories and cookw are • Useful cooking tip s • Cooking tips The f ollowing symbols ar e used in this Use[...]

English 5 Safe ty instructions Saf ety ins tructions IMPORT ANT S AFETY INSTRUCTIONS READ CAREFULL Y AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. MAKE SURE THA T THESE SAFETY PRE C A UTIONS ARE OBEYED A T ALL TIMES. BEFORE USING THE O VEN, CONFIRM THA T THE FOLL OWING INSTR UCTIONS ARE FOLLOWED . Micro wav e function only W ARNING : If the door or door seals are[...]

6 English Safe ty instructions Saf ety ins tructions W ARNING : This appliance can be used b y children aged from 8 y ears and abov e and persons with reduc ed physical, sensory or ment al capabilities or lack of e xperience and knowledge if the y have been given supervision or ins truction conc erning use of the appliance in a saf e way and unders[...]

English 7 Safe ty instructions F ailure to maintain the o ven in a clean c ondition could lead to deterior ation of the surf ace that c ould adversely aff ect the life o f the appliance and pos sibly result in a hazar dous situation. The appliance is no t intended for ins talling in road v ehicles, carav ans and similar vehicles e tc. This applianc[...]

8 English Safe ty instructions Saf ety ins tructions Ov en function only - Optional W ARNING : When the appliance is operat ed in the combination mode , children should only use the o ven under adult supervision due to the temper atures gener ated. During use the appliance bec omes hot. Care should be tak en to avoid touching heating elements insid[...]

English 9 Safe ty instructions The temper ature of ac cessible surf aces may be high when the applianc e is operating. The door or the out er surface may ge t hot when the appliance is operating. Keep the applianc e and its cor d out of r each of children less than 8 years. Appliances ar e not intended t o be operated b y means of an ext ernal time[...]

10 English Safe ty instructions Saf ety ins tructions In the ev ent of a gas leak (such as propane gas, LP gas, etc.), v entilate immediately without touching the pow er plug. Do not touch the po wer plug with wet hands. Do not turn the applianc e off by unplugging the pow er plug while an operation is in progr ess. Do not insert ngers or f orei[...]

English 11 Safe ty instructions Do not put the tr ay or rack in w ater shortly after cooking because it may cause br eakage or damage of the tr ay or rack. Do not oper ate the microw ave ov en for deep fat frying because the oil t emperature canno t be contr olled. This could result in a sudden boil o ver of the hot liquid. CAUTION Only use utensil[...]

12 English Safe ty instructions Saf ety ins tructions Prec autions to av oid possible e xposure to e xc essiv e micro wav e energy . (Micro wav e function only) Failur e to observe the f ollowing safe ty precautions may re sult in harmful exposure to micro wave ener gy. A. Under no circums tances should any attempt be made t o operate the ov en wit[...]

English 13 Safe ty instructions Product gr oup denition This product is a Gr oup 2 Class B ISM equipment. The denition of group 2 which c ontains all ISM equipment in which radio- frequency energy is intentionally gener ated and/or used in the form o f electromagnetic r adiation for the treatment of mat erial, and EDM and arc welding equipmen[...]

14 English Safe ty instructions Saf ety ins tructions INST ALLA TION & WIRING INSTRUCTIONS IMPORT ANT NOTE: The mains lead on this equipment is supplied with a moulded plug incorpor ating a fuse. The value o f the fuse is indicated on the pin fac e of the plug and, if it requires r eplacing, a fuse appro ved to BS1363 of the same r ating must b[...]

English 15 Safe ty instructions IMPORT ANT : Consult a qualied electrician or service t echnician if in doubt about any of these instructions. The manuf acturer of this o ven will not ac cept any liability for damage t o persons or material f or non observance o f these requirements. Ther e are no user -serviceable parts inside the ov en and if [...]

16 English Installation Ins tallation What’s included Make sur e all parts and acc essories are included in the pr oduct package. If you hav e a problem with the o ven or acc essories, cont act a local Samsung cust omer centre or the r etailer . Ov en at a glance 01 02 03 04 05 05 Contr ol panel 06 Side runners 07 Saf ety door lock 08 Door 09 Doo[...]

English 17 Installation Ac cessorie s The ov en comes with diff erent ac cessories that help y ou prepar e diff erent types of f ood. Cer amic tray (Useful f or microw ave mode .) Baking tray s (Do not use f or microw ave mode.) Grill insert (Useful f or speed menu and grill mode.) Ov en rack (Do not use f or microw ave mode.) NO TE See the Cooking[...]

18 English Installation Ins tallation Inst allation instructions General T echnical Inf ormation Electrical Supply 230 V ~ 50 Hz Dimensions (W × H × D) Set size 595 x 454.2 x 570 mm Built in size 555 x 445 x 548.8 mm This appliance c omplies with EU regulations. Disposal of P ackaging and Appliance Packaging is r ecyclable . Packaging may c onsis[...]

English 19 Installation Saf ety • This appliance should only be connec ted by a qualied technician. • The Ov en is NOT designed f or use in a commer cial cooking setting. • It should be used ex clusively f or cooking f ood in a home setting. • The appliance is ho t during and after use . • Exer cise caution when y oung children ar e pr[...]

20 English Installation Ins tallation Install in the C abinet Kitchen Cabine ts in contact with the o ven must be heatr esistant up to 100 ° C. Samsung will take no r esponsibility for damage o f cabinets from the heat. Requir ed Dimensions for Inst allation A B C D E F G I H Ov en (mm) A 555 F 595 B 445 G 358 C 549 H 85 D 21 I 454.2 E 341 A B C D[...]

English 21 Installation A B C D E Under -sink cabinet (mm) A Min. 550 B Min 564 / Max. 568 C Min. 446 / Max 450 D 50 E 200 cm 2 Mounting the ov en 1. Slide the ov en partly into the rec ess. Lead the c onnection cable to the po wer sourc e. 2. Slide the ov en complet ely into the rec ess. NQ50J9530BS_EU_DE68-04354B-00_EN.indd 21 2015-02-05  6[...]

22 English Installation Ins tallation 3. F asten the ov en using the two scre ws (4 x 25 mm) pro voded. 4. Make the electric al connec tion. Check that the appliance w orks. 02 02 01 01 Door handle 02 Side handle Be sure t o hold the appliance with 2 side handles and door handle when unpacking the produc t . NQ50J9530BS_EU_DE68-04354B-00_EN.indd 22[...]

English 23 Maintenanc e Maintenanc e Cleaning Clean the ov en regularly to pr ev ent impurities from building up on or inside the ov en. Also pay special attention to the door , door sealing, and turntable and r oller ring (applicable models only). If the door won’t open or close smoothly , rst check if the door seals have built up impurities.[...]

24 English Maintenanc e Maintenanc e Replac ement (repair) W ARNING This ov en has no user -remov able parts inside. Do no t try to replac e or repair the o ven y ourself . • If you enc ounter a problem with hinges, sealing, and/or the door , cont act a qualied technician or a local Samsung servic e centre f or technical assistanc e. • If yo[...]

English 25 Bef ore you s tart Bef ore y ou st art Initial settings When you turn on the o ven for the rs t time, the Welc ome screen appears with the Samsung logo. F ollow the onscreen instruc tions to complete the initial se ttings. Y ou can change the initial settings later b y accessing the Se ttings screen. STEP 1. Language OK English (UK) F[...]

26 English Bef ore you s tart Bef ore y ou st art Side runners 01 02 03 04 05 • Insert the acc essory to the corr ect position inside of the ov en. • T ake cau tion in removing cookw are and/or acc essories out of the o ven. Hot meals or acc essories can cause burns. 01 Level 1 Micro wave function 02 Level 2 Oven func tion 03 Level 3 04 Level 4[...]

English 27 Bef ore you s tart Cookw are f or microw ave Cookwar e used for Micr owave Mode mus t allow microw aves to pas s through and penetrat e food. Me tals such as stainless st eel, aluminum and copper reec t microw aves. Theref ore, do not use c ookware made of me tallic materials. Cookwar e marked micro wave - saf e is always safe f or us[...]

28 English Bef ore you s tart Bef ore y ou st art Material Micro wave- safe Description Glassw are Oven- to-t able ware Micro wave-saf e unless decor ated with metal trims. Fine glassw are Delicate glass ware may br eak or crack by r apid heating. Glass jars Appropriate f or warming only . Remove the lid bef ore cooking. Metal Dishes These may caus[...]

English 29 Operations Oper ations The ov en offers 10 t op-level menus that c over all aspects of using and maint aining the oven, from which y ou can access any c ooking modes, options, or advanc ed functions or settings. Control panel The front panel c omes in a wide range of materials and c olours. For impro ved quality , the actual appearanc e [...]

30 English Operations Oper ations Display Start Fo r baking on one or more levels at the same time 12:00 AM 00:05 Convection 04 05 06 7 01 02 03 01 The curr ent or selected menu is displayed with a specic s ymbol. 02 Brief de scription of the current or selected menu . 03 Indication bar: fr om the left, Child Lock, Timer , and the current time .[...]

English 31 Operations Common settings It is common to change the de fault temper ature, pow er level and/or c ooking time across all cooking modes. F ollow the steps belo w to adjust the temper ature and/or cooking time f or the selected c ooking mode. T emperature Start Fo r baking on one or more levels at the same time 12:00 AM Convection 1. T ap[...]

32 English Operations Oper ations Pow er level Start watt 12:00 AM 30sec Fo r fast ecient cooking without changing the colour or from of food Microwave 1. T ap watt to select pow er level. Adjust power level 100W-900W 12:00 AM 100w 180w 300w 450w 600w 750w 900w Start watt 30sec 2. Select a desired power le vel from the lis t that appears. Adjust[...]

English 33 Operations Cooking time Start Fo r baking on one or more levels at the same time 12:00 AM Convection 1. T ap to display the digital clock screen. Start 0 :00 12:00 Start at 12:00 AM AM hm in Set end time (max 10 h) 2. T ap any time element to display the onscreen number pad. Use the number pad to set each time element (hour and minute) t[...]

34 English Operations Oper ations Delay End Delay End is designed to make c ooking more conv enient. Real-life c ase: Suppose you select a one-hour recipe at 14:00 and y ou want the ov en to nish cooking at 17:00. T o set the end time, change the Ready A t time to 17:00. The ov en will start cooking at 16:00 and end at 17:00 as y ou set. Case 1 [...]

English 35 Operations Ov en function Convection Conventional T op heat + Convection Bottom heat + Convection 1. On the main screen, Y ou can see ov en function. Select a c ooking mode. Start 12:00 AM Convection Fo r baking on one or more levels at the same time Y ou can tap the List ic on in the bottom- left corner , and select a desired cooking mo[...]

36 English Operations Oper ations Cooking modes Mode T emperature r ange (°C) Suggest ed temperature (° C) Convection 40-250 180 The rear heating element gener ates heat, which is evenly distribut ed by the conv ection fan. Use this mode for baking and roas ting on different le vels at the same time. T op heat + Convection 40-250 180 The top heat[...]

English 37 Operations MW Combi function Oven function MW Combi function Auto cook Auto defrost AU TO 1. Press Menu , and then tap MW C ombi function . Microwave Microwave + Roast Microwave + Grill Microwave + Convection 2. Select a desired cooking mode fr om the list that appears. Start watt 12:00 AM 30Se c Fo r fast ecient cooking without chang[...]

38 English Operations Oper ations Cooking modes Mode T emperature (° C)/ power le vel (w) r ange Suggest ed temperature (° C)/ power le vel (w) Micro wave -/100-900 -/900 The micro wave ener gy enables food to be c ooked or reheated without changing either the f orm or the colour . Micro wave + Convection 40-230/ 100-600 180/300 The heating eleme[...]

English 39 Operations Au to cook For ine xperienced cooks, the o ven off ers a total of 35 au to cook f eatures in 7 categories. T ake advantage o f this feature t o save your time or shorten y our learning curve. The c ooking time, power le vel and temper ature will be adjusted ac cording to the selec ted recipe. Oven function MW Combi function Au[...]

40 English Operations Oper ations Au to defr ost For ine xperienced cooks, the o ven off ers a total of 5 au to defros t feature s. Tak e advantage of this featur e to save y our time or shorten your learning curve . The cooking time, pow er level and temper ature will be adjusted ac cording to the selec ted recipe. Oven function MW Combi function [...]

English 41 Operations Special function Add special or additional functions to impr ove y our cooking experienc e. F avourites Ti mer Special function Steam cleaning 1. Press Menu , and then tap Special function . Special function Keep warm 12:00 AM Multi level cook 2. Select a desired function. Start 12:00 AM Fo r keeping food warm befor e serving [...]

42 English Operations Oper ations Fav ourites Add a fr equent recipe to the Fav ourites list f or future r eferenc e. This will save y our time for searching f or a past recipe that y ou want to use. The o ven pro vides two way s to do this: How T o 1 – Create a cus tom recipe F avourites Ti mer Special function Steam cleaning 1. Press Menu , and[...]

English 43 Operations How T o 2 – Add the current r ecipe to the Fav ourites Y ou can use the current r ecipe to add to the F avourites as a new item. 12:00 AM OK + 5min Y our cuisine is r eady T ap ‘+5min’ to prolong your cook 1. When cooking the current r ecipe is comple te, tap . OK Cancel Convection | 180°C | 0:30m Save this recipe to F [...]

44 English Operations Oper ations T o use a favourite r ecipe F avourites Ti mer Special function Steam cleaning 1. Press Menu , and then tap F avourite s . Fa vourites F avourite 1 12:00 AM + Create a F avouri te 2. T ap a desired recipe in the list that appears. Detailed inf ormation on the selected r ecipe will be displayed. Convection | 180°C [...]

English 45 Operations Timer Timer helps you check the time or oper ating duration while cooking. F avourites Ti mer Special function Steam cleaning 1. Press Menu , and then tap Timer . 0 :00:00 Ti mer 12:00 AM Star t 2. T ap any time element to display the onscreen number pad. 3. Use the number pad to set a desired time. 4. When done, tap Star t . [...]

46 English Operations Oper ations St eam cleaning This is useful f or cleaning light soiling with steam. This automatic func tion saves you time by r emoving the need for r egular manual cleaning. F avourites Ti mer Special function Steam cleaning 1. Acce ss Menu > Steam cleaning , and then tap Start . 2. Remove all ac cessories as instruct ed, [...]

English 47 Operations Settings Y ou may want t o change the default settings t o your pref erence , or to check the network connection f or diagnosis. The oven o ffers y ou with 8 differ ent setting items. Language Choose a display language. • Acces s Menu > Settings , and then tap a pref erred language . V olume Adjust the v olume level f or [...]

48 English Operations Oper ations Help Useful tips and e xplanations on a specic item that you select. T roubleshooting T ap a checkpoint directly on the scr een, and try the suggestions. Guide for rs t use Y ou will be pro vided with simple instructions on basic use o f the oven. NQ50J9530BS_EU_DE68-04354B-00_EN.indd 48 2015-02-05  6:5[...]

English 49 Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Au to cooking Aut o cook guide 1. Aut o Reheat Food Serving size (k g) Ac cessory Level Drink 0.25 0.5 Ceramic tr ay 1 Pour the liquid into c eramic mugs and reheat unc over ed. Place one mug in the centr e, Place 2 mugs side b y side on ceramic tray . Leave them t o stand in the micro wave o ven. Stir well af[...]

50 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Food Serving size (k g) Ac cessory Leve l Stew 0.2-0.3 0.4-0.5 Ceramic tr ay 1 Pour into a deep c eramic plate or bowl and c over with plas tic lid during heating. Put soup in the c entre of cer amic tray . Stir care fully bef ore and after 2-3min standing. 2. Pizza Food Serving size (k g) Ac cessory Leve l Ho[...]

English 51 Cooking Smart 4. Poultry & Sea F ood Food Serving size (k g) Ac cessory Level Chicken piec es 0.5-0.7 1.0-1.2 Grill insert + Ceramic tray 5 Brush chilled chicken piec es with oil and spices. Put on grill insert with cer amic tray with the skin-side down. T urnover , as soon as the ov en beeps. After cooking le t stand for 2-3 minu te[...]

52 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Food Serving size (k g) Ac cessory Leve l Base for fruit pie 0.3-0.5 Oven r ack 3 Put batter int o metal base dish on the oven r ack. Bro wnies 0.5-0.7 Oven r ack 3 Put dough into a r ound glass pyre x and ceramic dish on the o ven rack. Croissants 0.2-0.4 Baking tr ay 3 Use baking paper . Put cr oissants side[...]

English 53 Cooking Smart 6. Side Dishes Food Serving size (k g) Ac cessory Level Fr esh vegetables 0.3-0.4 0.5-0.6 Ceramic tr ay 1 Weigh the v egetables after w ashing, cleaning and cutting into similar size. Pu t them into a glass bowl with lid. Add 45 ml w ater (3 tablespoons). Put bo wl in the centre of c eramic tray . Cook cov ered. Stand 2-3 m[...]

54 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart 7. Convenienc e Food Serving size (k g) Ac cessory Leve l Fr ozen lasagne 0.4-0.6 Grill insert + Ceramic tray 3 Put fr ozen lasagne in a suitable glass pyr ex or cer amic dish. After reheating le t stand for 2-3 minu tes. Fr ozen ov en chips 0.2-0.8 Baking tray 3 Distribut e frozen o ven chips on metal baking [...]

English 55 Cooking Smart Aut o Defros t guide The follo wing table presents the v arious Auto Defr ost progr ammes, quantities, standing times and appropriate r ecommendations. These progr ammes use microw ave energy only . Remove all packaging material bef ore defr osting. Place meat, poultry and sh on the cer amic tray . Food Serving size (g) [...]

56 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Manual cooking Micro wave c ooking guide • Do not use met al containers with Micro wave mode . Always put f ood containers on the turntable. • It is rec ommended to cov er the food f or best results. • After c ooking is complet e, let the food se ttle in its own steam. Fr ozen veget ables • Use a glass[...]

English 57 Cooking Smart Fr esh vegetables • Use a glass Pyre x container with a lid. • Add 30-45 ml of c old water f or every 250 g. • Stir once during c ooking, and once after c ooking. • Add seasoning after c ooking. • For f aster cooking, it is r ecommended to cu t into smaller , even siz es. • Cook all fresh v egetables using full [...]

58 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Food Serving size (g) Cooking time (min.) Standing time (min.) Onions 250 4-5 3 Cu t onions into slices or halves. A dd only 15 ml (1 tbsp.) wat er . Peppers 250 4-5 3 Cu t pepper into small slices. Potat oes 250 500 4-5 7-8 3 Weigh the peeled po tatoes and cut them into similar siz ed halves or quarters. T ur[...]

English 59 Cooking Smart Reheating • Do not r eheat large-sized f oods such as joints of meat, which easily overc ook. • It is safer t o reheat foods at lo wer power le vels. • Stir well or turn o ver during and after cooking. • Use caution f or liquids or baby foods. S tir well befor e, during, and after cooking with a plastic spoon or gla[...]

60 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Baby f oods & milk Food Serving size Pow er (W) Cooking time (sec.) Standing time (min.) Baby F ood (V egetable + Meat) 190 g 600 W 30-40 2-3 Empty into c eramic deep plate. C ook cov ered. Stir after cooking time. St and for 2-3 minutes. Be fore serving, s tir well and check the temper ature carefully . B[...]

English 61 Cooking Smart Defro st Put fr ozen food in a micr owav e-safe cont ainer without a cov er . T urn over during defr osting, and drain o ff liquid and remov e giblets after defr osting. For f aster defro sting, cut the food into small piece s, and wrap them with aluminum foil bef ore defr osting. When the outer surfac e of froz en foods be[...]

62 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Convection g uide Convection Use temper atures and times in this table as guidelines f or baking. We r ecommend to pr eheat the oven with Conv ection mode. Food T emp. (° C) Ac cessory Leve l Cooking time (min.) Hazelnut cak e square mould 160-170 Oven r ack 2 60-70 Lemon cak e ring- shaped or bowl mould 150-[...]

English 63 Cooking Smart Food T emp. (°C) A cces sory Level Cooking time (min.) Lamb roas t lamb/Leg of lamb (0.8 kg) 190-210 Ov en rack + Baking tray 3 + 2 50-80 Chicken whole chick en (1.2 kg) 200-220 Ov en rack + Baking tray 3 + 2 50-70 Fish whole trou ts (2 pcs / 0.5 kg) 180-200 Ov en rack + Baking tray 3 + 2 30-40 Duck breas t (0.3 kg) 180-20[...]

64 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Grilling guide Large grill Use temper atures and times in this table as guidelines f or grilling. Set 220 ° C grill temperature , preheat f or 5 minutes. Food Ac cessory Leve l Cooking time 1st side (min.) Cooking time 2nd side (min.) Kebab spits Oven r ack + Baking tray 5 + 2 8-10 6-8 Pork st eaks Oven r ack[...]

English 65 Cooking Smart Combination cooking guide • Do not use met al containers with Micro wave mode . Always put f ood containers on the turntable. • It is rec ommended to cov er the food f or best results. • After c ooking is complet e, let the food se ttle in its own steam. Micro wave + Grill Use power le vel with temper atures and times[...]

66 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Food Power lev el (W) T emp. (°C) Ac cessory Level Cooking time 1st side (min.) Cooking time 2nd side (min.) Roast beef/ Lamb (Medium) 300 180-200 Ceramic tr ay+ Grill insert 3 15-20 15-20 Froze n lasagne/ Past a gratin 450 180-200 Ceramic tr ay+ Grill insert 3 20-25 - Potato gratin 450 180-200 Ceramic tr ay+[...]

English 67 Cooking Smart Conventional g uide Use temperat ures and times in this table as guidelines f or baking. We r ecommend to pr eheat the oven with Conv entional mode. Food T emp. (°C) Acc essory Level Cooking time (min.) Lasagne 200-220 Oven r ack 3 20-25 V egetables gr atin 180-200 Ov en rack 3 20-30 Potat o gratin 180-200 Oven r ack 3 40-[...]

68 English Cooking Smart Cooking Smart Pro-R oasting Use temper atures and times in this table as guidelines f or baking. Food T emp. (° C) Acc essory Level Cooking time (hrs.) Roast bee f 60-80 Oven rack + Baking tray 3 + 2 3:30 - 4:30 Pork roas t 70-90 Oven rack + Baking tray 3 + 2 3:30 - 4:00 Duck breas t 60-80 Oven r ack + Baking tray 3 + 2 1:[...]

English 69 Cooking Smart Quick & Easy Melting butter Put 50 g butt er into a small deep glass dish. Cov er with plastic lid. Heat for 30- 40 seconds using 900 W , until butter is melted. Melting chocolate Put 100 g choc olate into a small deep glass dish. Heat for 3-5 minu tes, using 450 W until chocolate is melt ed. Stir once or twice during m[...]

70 English Tr oubleshooting T r oubleshooting Y ou may encounter a pr oblem using the oven. In that case , rst check the table below and try the suggestions. If a pr oblem persists, or if any information c ode keeps appearing on the display , contact a local Samsung servic e centre . Checkpoints If you enc ounter a problem with the ov en, rst[...]

English 71 Tr oubleshooting Problem Cause Action The power t urns off during operation. The ov en has been cooking for an extended period o f time. Aft er cooking for an e xtended period of time, le t the oven c ool. The cooling f an is not working. Listen f or the sound of the cooling f an. T rying to operate the o ven without f ood inside. Put f [...]

72 English Tr oubleshooting T r oubleshooting Problem Cause Action The ov en does not heat. The ov en may not work, too much food is being c ooked, or improper c ookware is being used. Put one cup of w ater in a micro wave-saf e container and run the micro wave f or 1-2 minutes t o check whether the wat er is heated. Reduce the amount o f food and [...]

English 73 Tr oubleshooting Problem Cause Action The interior ligh t is dim or does not turn on. The door has been left open f or a long time. The interior light may automatic ally turn off when the Eco function oper ates. Close and reopen the door or press the " Cancel" butt on. The interior light is c over ed by for eign matter . Clean [...]

74 English Tr oubleshooting T r oubleshooting Problem Cause Action There is w ater left in the ov en. There may be w ater or steam in some cases depending on the food. This is not an ov en malfunction. Let the o ven cool and then wipe with a dry dish tow el. The brightnes s inside the ov en varies. Brightness changes depending on power ou tput chan[...]

English 75 Tr oubleshooting Problem Cause Action Grill Smoke c omes out during operation. During initial operation, smok e may come fr om the heating elements when you rs t use the oven . This is not a malfunction, and if you run the o ven 2-3 times, it should stop . Food is on the heating elements. Let the o ven cool and then remo ve the food f[...]

76 English Tr oubleshooting T r oubleshooting Problem Cause Action The ov en does not cook pr operly . The ov en door is frequently opened during cooking. Do not frequently open the door unless you ar e cooking things that need to be turned. If you open the door often, the int erior temper ature will be lower ed and this may aff ect the results of [...]

English 77 Tr oubleshooting Inf ormation codes If the ov en fails to operat e, you may see an inf ormation code on the display . Check the table below and try the suggestions. Code Description Action C -20 The temper ature sensor is open. Unplug the power c ord of the ov en, and contact a local Samsung service c entre. The temper ature sensor is sh[...]

78 English T echnical specications T echnical specications SAMSUNG striv es to impro ve its products at all times. Bo th the design specications and these user instructions ar e thus subject to change without notic e. Pow er Source 230 V ~ 50 Hz Pow er Consumption Maximum power 3200 W Micro wave 1650 W Grill 2500 W Convection 2400 W Output[...]

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